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The Eyflp is a laboratory equipment used in Drosophila research. It serves the core function of inducing targeted gene expression in the compound eyes of Drosophila melanogaster.

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Genetic Screen of Hedgehog Pathway

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The RNAi lines that targeted ci (2125R-1), hib (9924R-1), rpb3 (7885R-1) and rpb7 (v100309) used in genetic screen were obtained from the National Institute of Genetics Stock Center (NIG), Japan and the Vienna Drosophila RNAi Center (VDRC), Austria. eyflp, hsflp and FRT82 flies were obtained from the Bloomington Stock Center. Flies of MS1096, GMR-Gal4, Gal80, HA-Ci−3P, Fg/Myc-SPOP, Fg-SPOPΔ3box, Fg-SPOPΔMATH, Fg-SPOPΔBTB, Myc-mouse-Gli2 have been described.40 (link),54 (link)
hibΔ6 is a hib mutant allele, whose coding sequence is replaced by the white gene. The transgenic flies of Fg-Rpb3, Fg-Rpb7, HA-Grim, HA-Hid, HA-Rpr, Fg-SPOPY87N, Fg-SPOPF102C, Fg-SPOPS119N, Fg-SPOPF125L, Fg-SPOPK129E, Fg-SPOPW131G and Fg-SPOPF133V were generated by injection of corresponding constructs into Drosophila embryos according to the methods described previously.55 (link) The parental strain for all germline transformations is w1118. All stocks used in this study were maintained and raised under standard conditions.
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Transgenic Drosophila Eye Development

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Both transgenic lines GMR-hid10 (Grether et al., 1995 (link)) and GMR-hid326 (Fan and Bergmann, 2008 (link)) with insertions on the 2nd and 3rd chromosome, respectively, gave similar waves of cell death in developing eye discs. 4xGMR-rpr was obtained by combining CyO;2xGMR-rpr (Kurada and White, 1998 (link)) and homozygous GMR-rpr46 (White et al., 1996 (link)). GMR-hidAla5 (Bergmann et al., 1998 (link)), UAS-EGFRDN (Freeman, 1996 (link)), UAS-rpr (Ryoo et al., 2002 ), th33-1s (Goyal et al., 2000 (link)), GMR-diap1, GMR-BIR and th5 (Hay et al., 1995 (link)), GMR-p35 and UAS-p35 (Hay et al., 1994 ), uba-1D6 (Lee et al., 2008 ), Cul3gft2 and Cul1[EX] (Ou et al., 2002 (link)) are as described. GMR-Gal4, ey-GAL4, elavC155-GAL4, UAS-CD8GFP, ey-Flp, UAS-Flp, diap1-lacZ (thj5c8) and Prosβ2 EP3067were obtained from the Bloomington Stock Center.
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